Trump does not have to turn over presidential records, Justice Department says

About 10 laws would disagree

Oh wow Dear Leader's sycophant DOJ is wrong again and helping him avoid his constitutional duties, what a f****** shocker. Sure wish our media didn't suck as much shit and would headline why DOJ is wrong.

>The determination is a signal that the president will not turn over his documents to the archives. Trump was accused violating the Presidential Records Act by refusing to turn over documents he kept after leaving office following his first term. Key point

In other words, "Blah blah blah Trump = God-king blah blah blah". This administration is a joke that has long since ceased being funny.

Let's face it, with all the crimes Trump commits on a daily basis, while in office, releasing those records would be hugely embarrassing, not to mention highly incriminating.

This is exactly why Blanche proudly boasted about ridding the DoJ of everyone that worked on Trump's case. It's now crawling with a bunch of soulless losers willing and ready to do anything for this demented creature. Can't wait until they're all gone.

Authoritarian regimes must be stopped at all costs in the USA. Let other countries deal with that shit. This is insanity.

since trump runs DOJ, trump told trump that...

I guess the plaque under his name outlining his tenure will be blank, since there's no records of what he did.

…and even if they said he had to, he wouldn’t, and there would be no consequences, so…🤷

So once Trump leaves office we can use that precedent to strip him and everything he has ever done from our records? Making it as if him and his little group never existed only to be remembered by historians, As if they never even mattered.

I can't wait until these chucklefuck clowns are out of office and facing a jury. They're as anti-American as it gets, and they should be exiled.

I don't think most lawyers share that interpretation. And it's back to court we go

Two branches of government, the legislative branch and the executive branch, created this law and Trump is required to follow any and all laws. If he believes the 1978 law is unconstitutional, he can go to the Supreme Court for a final ruling. He could also try to get the law repealed by his lap dog Congress passing a bill he can sign into law. Until that time, he will have to follow the law as written!

Don't forget, that the justice department is basically run by a criminal. Just like the other departments.

Oh wow, no way. Justice department is not about justice. Well just for him

He is going to steal and destroy documents. Then when get in trouble, he will use "i was acting on the advice of the DoJ". If trump even survives his entire presidency, after the next election they better check all of his properties for classified documents. Guaranteed he is going to try and steal them again.

He just fired the AG. DOJ would issue a memo saying it's ok for Trump to hunt, kill, and eat toddlers for sport at this point.

This is what government by the people for the people looks like in the US in 2026. Those are our documents and our records created by our employee, but apparently we (his bosses) can’t have them because some fuckwits say so. 

The DOJ is afraid that this recording from the oval office on 2/28/2026 will be found: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6hhVIV\_LPs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6hhVIV_LPs)

He's gonna need a lot bigger bathrooms at Mara Lago to fit all the classified documents he'll be taking with him.